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... LUSAKA, Sunday.— President Kaunda of Zambia today wurged African countries |to plan their gevplopment on |a continetnal asis. Speaking at a rally here to mark the hunchinfi of Zambia’s four-year £4OO million development plan, ke said councils of experts should ...

... 126 days. David entered the cave at Cheddar in Somerset on March 27 in his bid to break the record. ) His wife, Uta, will speak to him then, for the first time since March 26, én the telephone but will not see him until Thursday when he is brought the ...

... World Jewish gress, Mr Goldman, mammmmu in Russia faced the grave danger of being destroyed in the course ofoneotmgundou Speaking at cr;l of the congress A 10, M cann-n:xa r lnfimlhflnhnmm being persecuted or denied their political or economic . but they ...

... A tremendous variety The task which was assigned to this conference was not to speak on behalf of the Churches but instead to speak to them, to debate the role and the message of the Church in the rapidly changing technological society of our time, and ...

... a case in point. As has already been indicated the remit of the conference was not to mea: for tlhe to ge wor] ut only to speak to e Chdghes themselves, but on the subject of Viet-Nam the conference could not and would not be held to its remit, and instead ...

... version of the B.A.C. One-Eleven. Mr Mulley strongly hinted that a subsidy would compensate BEA. for making do, commercially speaking, with a second-best. Mr Mulley seems to have made the best of a poorish job. 8.00.A.C., we are assured, will earn more in ...

... y Union, Westminster. These are the two main officlal bodies which sponsor MPs' (not Ministers) visits overseas. I cannot speak for others but Ihavebadooovbitlnnk:!un. This was to Canada in 1 as a delegate from the UK. Parliament to a conference of p ...

... of Italy,; said here tonight that. the police and special branch -were virtually running Rhodesia. ...

... that shipbuilding at Clydebank depended very largely for its contiriuation upon the outcome of the Cunarder contract. He was speaking after the launch of the £2 million fast cargo liner Glenffnlu. built for the Glen Line, Ltd., which, he admitted, would be ...

... the Smith regime refused to accept these principles ne could foresee only a “tragic situation.” g ¢ Mr Maudling, who was speaking at a meeting of Commonwealth affgirs journalists, said he was more confident than most about a settlement in Rhodesia The ...

... Roger Seydoux said hig delegation was not convinced that the draft resolution would contribute to a reduction in tension. Speaking after the vote, the British delegate, Sir Roger Jackling, said that the draft seemed to lack certain elements “ which we ...